David Granger is a Sydney industrial and product designer.
Granger is the co-founder of industrial design firm Bangdesign, established in Sydney in 1989. His business partner is fellow industrial product designer, Bryan Marshall.
Examples of Bangdesign’s work are held at the Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, NSW.
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- (c.1991), 'Sunday Chair/ Talon Chair', Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, NSW, (The Sunday Chair was later renamed the Talon Chair and was designed by Bangdesign, Sydney).
Powerhouse Museum, '93/233/4 Models (4) and drawings (7), 'ISO' table, cardboard/paper, bangdesign, Sydney, Australia, 1989-1991', Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, NSW, (Models and drawings of the ISO Table).
Powerhouse Museum, '93/233/2 Model and drawings (11), 'Jump' chair and 'Jump Junior' ottoman, cardboard/paper, bangdesign, Sydney, Australia, 1989-1991', Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, NSW, (Models and drawings of the Jump Chair & Jump Junior Ottoman).
Powerhouse Museum, '93/233/3 Table, 'ISO', beech veneer/aluminium/brass/steel, bangdesign, Sydney, Australia, 1991-1993', Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, NSW, (ISO Table - product).
Powerhouse Museum, '2001/84/362 Torch prototype and case, Sydney 2000 Olympic and Paralympic Games, wood/cardboard/metal, designed and made by bangdesign, Sydney, 1998', Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, NSW, (Torch prototype for the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games).
Powerhouse Museum, ''Talon chair' by Bang Design and Talon Technology', Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, NSW.
Powerhouse Museum, '2001/84/360 Torch prototypes (5), case, drawings (5), Sydney 2000 Olympic and Paralympic Games, wood/calico/paper, designed and made by bangdesign, Sydney, c.1998', Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, NSW.
Powerhouse Museum, '2001/84/361 Cauldron prototype and lid, Sydney 2000 Olympic and Paralympic Games, wood/cardboard/sand/glue, designed and made by bangdesign, Sydney, 1998', Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, NSW.
